Session: A0.2 (588) 
 Age: 12-15 yrs |
 Intensity: Low |
 Time: 20 mins |
 Positions: 4,5,6,8 |
 Players: 9 |
 Area: 30x20 yrds |
Exercise Objectives
Instructions
Diagram 1. Set-Up Arrangement (With Progression)
Set Up
Scoring
Possession activity focus on rotational movements and sharp passing interchanges. ...
13-02-2018 Hits:103322 Soccer Passing Drills 12-15yrs 
Darren Pitfield
Foundation level football rondos designed to coach players in the basics and fundamentals of maintain possession in football (Soccer). ...
18-01-2018 Hits:96163 Passing Drills 9-11yrs Darren Pitfield
Maintaining possession and looking to penetrate and play into midfield and forward areas in football. Establishing patient controlled possession in a diamond shape.
18-01-2018 Hits:102955 Soccer Passing Drills 12-15yrs Darren Pitfield
Forward passing and basic tactical positioning to maintain possession prior to playing into advanced positions.
17-01-2018 Hits:124298 Soccer Passing Drills 12-15yrs Darren Pitfield
Forward passing in a simple format designed to coach the basics of patience in possession to play forward. Coaching forward passing and movement.
19-12-2017 Hits:96512 One Touch Passing Darren Pitfield
This passing and midfield exercise involves developing play out from the defending unit through into the midfield.
18-05-2017 Hits:70522 Passing and Control Darren Pitfield
Possession activity designed to develop rotations and intelligent movement of midfielders to create supporting angles when in possession.
11-12-2015 Hits:131892 Positional Rotations Darren Pitfield
Develop possession skills in a transitional rondo 5vs2. Possession skills and angles of support are coached as well as quick transitions between the attacking and defending phase of the game.
09-12-2015 Hits:126176 Possession Drills Darren Pitfield
Quick possession activity with position functionality in two small possession grids. Soccer rondo exercise for developing quick play.
08-12-2015 Hits:73438 Possession Drills Darren Pitfield
Drill Objective(s) Developing control skills when receiving passes off the ground. Develop aerial control skills under pressure. Develop throw in techniques. Develop possession in a small group. Drill No: PAS3 Age: 11-14yrs No Players: 12+ Difficulty: Easy Area/Time:...
12-10-2011 Hits:63806 Passing and Control 
Heinz
Fractz
Developing Aerial Passing technique and aerial control. Progressed to small sided games that incorporate these passing techniques. Also trains possession in tight spaces with a focus on passing. ...
06-10-2011 Hits:77733 Passing and Control Darren Pitfield
Developing individual passing technique and individual receiving and control. Develop individual ability to create space in a small group possession exercise, from unopposed to opposed. ...
15-08-2011 Hits:65357 Passing and Control Darren Pitfield
Developing attacking off the ball runs in a series of progressive exercises. Develop through balls and also 1-2's, overlaps, take-overs. ...
07-08-2011 Hits:70111 Combination Passing 
TonyDeers
Developing individual passing technique and receiving and control exercise. Develop individual ability to create space and small group possession and playing into targets. ...
06-08-2011 Hits:85610 Passing and Control Darren Pitfield
Develop players’ ability to maintain possession and the ability to pass and receive. Tight passing areas promote technical development of possession skills and quick awareness. ...
17-07-2011 Hits:114085 Possession Drills Darren Pitfield
Develop players’ understanding of rotating positions and understanding of filling in vacant positions. Develop the importance to players of being able to see the ‘bigger picture’ rather than just focusing on...
10-07-2011 Hits:74053 Positional Rotations 
Ray
Power
Developing movements to receive and create space to receive. Decision making of where to make runs to open space. Develop an understanding of the principles of attacking. ...
01-07-2011 Hits:93530 Possession Drills TonyDeers
Developing passing technical skills to execute through passes with the correct timing and weight. Players are challenged to use various methods to execute penetrating passes. ...
16-05-2011 Hits:83877 Possession Drills Ray
Power
Switching play exercise using the full width of the field to develop the technical and movements required to switch the football and change the point of attack effectively. ...
29-04-2011 Hits:103308 Passing Switching Play Darren Pitfield
Defending priorities in and around the 18yrd area. Focusing on preventing goal scoring opportunities and small group defending techniques.
29-04-2011 Hits:72684 Possession Drills Darren Pitfield
Exercise to develop passing and movement and training passing technique unopposed. ...
01-02-2011 Hits:60577 Basic Passing Technique - Short Passing Darren Pitfield
Develop the principles of possession in this small sided game in a possession grid. Work to strike specific targets in small groups. ...
19-02-2010 Hits:76322 Possession Drills Darren Pitfield
SSG incorporating quick transitions and attacking and defending in pairs. Requiring individual attacking and defending skills.
16-10-2008 Hits:97794 Possession Drills Darren Pitfield
Passing is without doubt the most important skill in the game. Without passing attacking becomes nearly impossible. “Pass and Move” was a British hit by the English Premiership team Liverpool FC back in the 90’s and while that team didn’t always practice what they sang, it did epitomize the foundation for fast, dynamic soccer, the ability to control the ball, pass and find space. The worlds best football teams are extremely competent in this area. Football teams like Barcelona and Manchester City are very strong possession (passing) based teams. As a training objective passing can be integrated into possession based exercises (rondos) as a more engaging activity for players. Also pattern play and more routine type technical passing based activities also have a place in our opinion. In pattern play the focus should be on unopposed technical execution and delivery. Soccer passing drills and pattern play typically should mirror the system of play and involve rotations where possible. Typically at the younger ages we focus on smaller rondos and quick passing patterns and coaching players on the many types of passes. To become a great passer of the football requires training and hours of practice. As we progress in the development program we start to include more complex possession based small sided games and positional games where players can execute their football passing skills in an opposed setting. Forcing the player to make quick decisions under pressure to maintain possession and still generate quality chances on goal with quality passes.
